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Educating for Peace: How the Sydney Peace Foundation Builds a Culture of Peace with Justice

Melanie Morrison outlines the importance of education in the pursuit of peace, advocating for a ‘peace with justice’ model for

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Peace and Conflict Studies – Teaching Peace

Jake Lynch provides a well – researched outline of the essential knowledge that teachers would need to introduce the concepts

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LGBTIQA+ in the Classroom Context

Julie McMullen and John Skene reflect on the changing social and political realms in the LGBTIQA+ space, the impact on

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Now more than ever: a National Anti-Racism Framework

Mandy Wells discusses the need for a National Anti-Racism Framework and Strategy… The rise of fascist ideologies, characterised by authoritarianism,

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Conviction Politics ARC Project:  Unshackling Convict History 2022-2025

Professor Tony Moore (Monash University)) gives us an update on what is currently happening with the international digital history project

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Taking the kids to the park: On-Country learning about climate change

Judith Wilks, Mark Werner and Angela Turner demonstrate the importance of learning from Aboriginal approaches to caring for Country as

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Public Education and Privatisation in Australia

Maurie Mulheron offers a timely analysis of the impact privatisation has had on Australia’s public education system… Debunking the myth

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Saying Yes to the Voice

Lara Watson argues the case for the importance of a Yes vote in the Voice to Parliament referendum. . . 

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Making Our Public Schools Secular

Jack Galvin Waight delves into the reasons why it is essential to make our public schools secular havens . .

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Striking for their lives: Climate activists in the classroom

Mercurius Goldstein offers some reflections on why our students have become activists for the fight against climate change. He explains

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